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This is another cool game that uses the ropezones.

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This next game uses the rope zone to limit playing doubles to angles only. The middle area is marked off by ropes and becomes the forbidden zone. Any balls landing their mean an immediate loss of point. The benefits of this type of exercise include increased focus on angled shots which players would normally not experience.

The result is an expansion of a player's normal reputua of angled shots. Feel free to adjust the size of the forbidden zone to accommodate different levels of play.

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